- Look up
cementation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cementation may
refer to:
Cementation (biology), the
process whereby some
sessile bivalve mollusks...
- by
growing around them. This
process is
called cementation and is a part of the rock cycle.
Cementation involves ions
carried in
groundwater chemically...
-
Trafalgar House.
During 2002, the
Cementation Company was
acquired by Skanska,
after which it was
rebranded as
Cementation Skanska. The
company was originally...
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primary binding ingredient, but is far from the
first material used for
cementation. The
Babylonians and ****yrians used
bitumen (asphalt or pitch) to bind...
- 1720, is the
earliest surviving example of a
cementation furnace.
Another example in the UK is the
cementation furnace in
Doncaster Street, Sheffield. The...
- to zero
valence at a
solid metallic interface. A
cementation step
often follows leaching.
Cementation of
copper is a
common example.
Copper ions in solution...
- most
commonly used
luting agent, zinc
phosphate cement works successfully for
permanent cementation. It does not
possess anticariogenic effects, is not...
-
cementation and exposure. The
mineralogy of
beachrocks is
mainly high-magnesium
calcite or aragonite. The main
processes involved in the
cementation are :...
- However, the
cementation process was not abandoned, and as late as the
early 19th
century there are
descriptions of solid-state
cementation in a
domed furnace...
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Portland cement is the most
common type of
cement in
general use
around the
world as a
basic ingredient of concrete, mortar, stucco, and non-specialty...
